My work explores memory, sensory experience, and narrative, shaped by a background in filmmaking. I use photography, UV printing on aluminum, plexiglass, mirrors, and ink to build layered pieces where windows become portals into landscapes of the mind. Each piece invites the viewer to slow down and look again. Not just at the image, but at the feelings behind it. Light, shadow, and reflection hold the texture of memory: elusive, emotional, and quietly transformative. They are like windows that remember more than you do.
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BIO
Nevil Dwek is a New York–based artist working across photography, painting, and writing. Drawing from a background in filmmaking, his work is deeply narrative, layered with quiet emotion and poetic fragments that reveal themselves over time. Whether on paper, aluminum, or glass, each piece invites reflection, both visual and internal.
After graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Nevil directed a feature film and went on to receive multiple awards in both film and photography. Since 2014, he has exhibited work in Hong Kong and New York, with solo and group shows that reflect his evolving exploration of memory, presence, and the spaces between.
Exhibitions
2025 - Solo Show- Kate Oh Gallery - NYC
2024 - Zadeh New York - Curated by ArtMuse NY: Natasha Schlesinger
2023 - Solo Show- Red Fox Gallery, Pound Ridge, NY
2022- Group Show - The Core Club New York - Curated by Space2curate: Natasha Schlesinger & Chris Mack
2021- Group Show - Roaring Back - The Core Club New York - Curated by Space2curate: Natasha Schlesinger & Chris Mack
2021- Virtual Group Show - Inspired by the City - Art Muse Selects - curated by Natasha Schlesinger
2021- Virtual Group Show - Shrine Gallery, New York City
2019- Group Show & Auction - Barishnikov Art Center, New York City
2019- Group Show – Red Fox Gallery, Bedford, New York
2018 – Three Some Thing, Group Show, Elga Wimmer Gallery, New York City
2014 - Gone Tomorrow, Artopia Consulting, Hong Kong
Press: whitehotmagazine.com/articles/some-thing-at-elga-wimmer/4004